To book out the whole place click here

To book an individual room click here

Saturday & Sunday - free street parking available all day, free 3-hour parking on weekdays.

We'd suggest parking overnight in the Arts District Garage one block north.

They lease space for $5/hr and overnight at a maximum of $19.

The address is 298 W 17th St, Kansas City, MO 64108.

Yes!

We offer self check-in so you can come and go as your please! Lynx © will send an email with a personal entry code within one week of your stay, and it will be valid for the duration of your reservation. Your personal code can be used to enter the main doors as well as your guest room

Check-in is at 4pm. Early Check-in (2pm) is available during the reservation process for $35

Check-out is at 11am. Late Check-out (1pm) is available during the reservation process for $35

All photoshoots & filming are need to be booked via our photoshoot scheduler here. Reservations are for overnight bookings

With prior consent from management, you can bring up to 4 additional guests who are not listed in the reservation. For larger groups we ask you to rent out the space for an event here

We love pets, but in effort to retain make a peaceful and clean environment for other guests, we as that you leave pets at home

Cancellation beyond 90 days of arrival results in a full refund

Cancellation between 14-90 days of arrival results in a 50% refund

Cancellation between 5-14 days of arrival results in a half 20% refund

Cancellation within 5 days of arrival results in no refund

*note - any refund will be the total amount less the stripe credit card processing fee

Studios 1, 3, 6 have kitchenettes (including Microwave, Electric Kettle, Sink, Mini Fridge).

Each room has access to fast speed wifi, linens, towels, blackout blinds, and hair dryers, and shampoo, conditioner, and body wash

Irons and ironing boards are available upon request

Hi 👋 I’m Spencer 👋  I was raised in KC and have been restoring properties throughout the area for some time. Each project is as an opportunity to bring about inherent potential and to design comfortable and usable spaces. I’ve always treated hospitality as an extension of design, which is how the concept of No Vacancy came about.

Throughout the 2+ year construction process, I collected a combination of contemporary and vintage furniture that would eventually furnish each of the rooms. The parts really do make up the whole, and the décor is always evolving.

Dozens of local creators shared their talents in all things from hand painted signage, graphic design, murals, photography, videography, and woodwork. It was a collaborative project and now it’s a collaborative experience. Welcome!